Sentence examples for could be paying from inspiring English sources

And who could be paying her but Old Mrs. Crozier?

"You could be paying a fee of over 1percentt in your 401(k) — while the person next to you could be paying 10 times less".

We could be paying $5 to $6 per gallon by midsummer.

In effect, Europe could be paying for its own future domination.

And it seems the policy could be paying off, as Warner is today named the best hotel chain in Britain.

Now, they say it could be paying out more as early as this year.The shock is pure theatre.

And it looks as though Mrs. Clinton's unexpected level of focus in the latter state could be paying off.

"We could be paying for felons to run for office," she said, "and I find that appalling".

If they do, both they and their famous Clapham counterpart could be paying less before the end of this year.

It might be, he says, a sign of confidence: employees could be paying upfront for a programme, but persuading their companies to refund them.

Britain could be paying more than $100 billion a year in interest in five years if the debt is not reduced, the Treasury said.